Fungal Finds today

[RobArb]

Found these on site today, was well impressed for a novice like myself

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

well from these shots hard to give a posative on all but the first, boletus porosporus, second could be various fungi, but with that fringe on the cap edge i would go with agaricus arvensis.

 

and obviously the red white one is aminita muscaria, but you knew that didnt you?

[David Humphries]

No Fly agarics out & about here yet.

 

Will have to keep an eye open.

 

 

What Tree or Trees were your ones under Rob ?

 

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[RobArb]

Some where hiding at the base and just around a Sycamore, the others where hiding in and around the ferns! The picture of the golf ball size agaric, well, went back today and it had fully opened but I forgot me camera doh!

[David Humphries]

Some where hiding at the base and just around a Sycamore,

 

 

 

that's interesting.

 

Wouldn't have expected that.

 

Thanks for the update.

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

The last one I never saw before, looks like a forming volva species, is it chestnut?

[RobArb]

no its on an old rotten fruit tree, looks like a damsel or plum couldn't quite tell:blushing: went back today but no change in it, will go back in a few days with an update

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I suspect that this one on the fruit tree is volvariella Bombycina, it is considered rare and is one of the most beautiful fungi, do be sure to see it in its full glory, it doesnt last long, when fully opened it is a wonder of the natural world, and will have you so hooked on fungi youll be lost!

[Andy Collins]

Found this on an old elm stump

[David Humphries]

Nice Laeti Mr Collins.

 

Did ya eat it ?

 

 

 

 

 

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